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  1. Looks like Farrar is going to be the real thing. I've still got this hunch that
    Johan is going to get incredible things out of YMC too. Wait and see.

    http://www.dailypeloton.com/displayarticle.asp?pk=6963
    Bill C

  2. TritonRider said:

    Looks like Farrar is going to be the real thing. I've still got this hunch that
    Johan is going to get incredible things out of YMC too. Wait and see.

    http://www.dailypeloton.com/displayarticle.asp?pk=6963
    Bill C

    I absolutely agree with you about Farrar. Not only is he a talented sprinter, but if you can remember just a month ago, he won U23 TT. Yes, it's pretty odvious Farrar is the "next big thing". Maybe Donny Deutch will have him as a guest next week...

    oh yeah...when was the last time you heard a rider was a talented sprinter and timetrialist? The beauty of young talent!

  3. (TritonRider) said:

    Looks like Farrar is going to be the real thing. I've still got this hunch that
    Johan is going to get incredible things out of YMC too. Wait and see.

    http://www.dailypeloton.com/displayarticle.asp?pk=6963
    Bill C

    He looks to be quite a good bunch sprinter, and the USA could profit
    from a great sprinter in the European peloton. It's more "our" style
    than GC contention if you ask me, anyways...

    -Sonarrat.

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